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The Modern Taoist

The Modern Taoist

Kit Mann
Date de sortie : 2026-03-31
© Kit Mann
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39 épisodes
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39 épisodes
Audio
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Date de sortie : 2026-03-31
© Kit Mann
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Dealing With Family Roles in a Taoist Way

Dealing With Family Roles in a Taoist Way

Why do family relationships feel stuck… even when everyone has changed? In this episode, we explore why roles inside families don’t update, and how that creates tension between parents, adult children, and even the next generation. If you’ve ever
Durée : 53:42
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Why do family relationships feel stuck… even when everyone has changed?
In this episode, we explore why roles inside families don’t update, and how that creates tension between parents, adult children, and even the next generation. If you’ve ever felt like you revert to an older version of yourself around your parents, or noticed yourself repeating the same patterns with your own kids, this episode breaks down what’s really happening.
Learn how outdated roles shape guilt, behavior, and identity… and what it looks like to move out of those patterns without damaging the relationship.
Id. d’épisode : 1000758419526
GUID : bbdcb078-3ce6-42f6-a829-4bd01278d554
Date de publication : 31/3/2026 à 14:04:00

Description

The Modern Taoist Podcast explores how Taoist wisdom lives in today’s world. Hosted by Kit Mann of Dao Ananda, each weekly episode brings Taoism out of the abstract and into daily practice — one step, one breath at a time.
From Qigong and meditation to the challenges of modern life, this podcast offers a grounded look at modern Taoism in America. It’s not about passive philosophy — it’s about clarity, balance, and the small practices that shape a meaningful life.
🎙 New episodes every Tuesday morning.
👉 Learn more: https://www.daoananda.org/the-modern-taoist

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